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Crossed supports recall the portable forms of officers' furniture and give the writing surface a distinct stance. Between the supports, …
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Crossed supports recall the portable forms of officers' furniture and give the writing surface a distinct stance. Between the supports, the top stays clean and the storage stays honest - three shallow drawers, nothing more.
The wood is reclaimed fir under a stone grey finish, antiqued so the old grain shows through the color instead of hiding beneath it. At 51 by 22 inches the surface takes a laptop, a lamp, and an open notebook without crowding, and 32 inches of height suits any standard chair.
It earns its keep in a home office, but the grey is quiet enough for a bedroom wall or a landing that needs a writing spot.
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